We continue our search for locations for “A Few Dollars
for Django”. Regan rides ahead of Sally Norton and finds her uncle Trevor in a
fight with Graham, who has come to him along with a group of farmers to ask him
to join them in a fight against the ranchers. When Norton starts to get the
best of Graham one of the farmers decides to shoot him bur Regan fires his
pistol at the feet of the horses hitched to the wagon holding the farmers and
the farmer falls backward into the back of the wagon. When the farmers leave
Norton thanks Regan and Sally tells him how he also saved her in town from the
rowdy cowboys. Regan tells Norton his hands don’t look like a farmer’s hands
but ones that would hold a pistol. Sally asks Regan to stay for dinner but he
declines and rides off promising to return again sometime.
The scene was shot at what’s called Rancho Cubero y
Galicia. The set was seen in “Seven Guns for the MacGregors”, “The Hills Run
Red”, “The Legend of Frenchie King” and several others. Today it is an open
prairie with only the remains of the chimney to the ranch house left to show
where the once splendid house sat.
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